Waste types
These are just a few of the types of hazardous waste we manage, treat and dispose of safely and responsibly. Not sure what type of waste you have? Our experienced chemist can audit your waste to identify its classification and determine the most appropriate handling and disposal method. No matter your location, we’ve got you covered across NSW, Queensland and Victoria. From identification to final disposal, we’ll help you find the right solution to meet your waste needs.
Oily wash water
PFAS liquid
Aerosols
Acids
Oily rags & filters
Alkali
Gas bottles
Clinical waste
Hydrocarbons
Flammables
Contaminated
soil
Paints, resins & solvents
Oxidisers
Batteries
Flares
Lab chemicals
Tyres
Pesticides
Fire extinguishers
Mixed loads
Don’t See Your Waste Type?
If your material is complex, contaminated, or hard to classify — we are here to help. We offer fast support backed by full regulatory confidence. We handle the hard stuff — safely, legally, and transparently.
We take care to protect the environments and communities connected to our work, ensuring what we do supports a more sustainable future.
From obtaining a quote, to collecting the material, to lodging all the required EPA documentation - we ensure a stress free process with focus on great environmental outcomes.
Why Risk It?
Regulations are complex.
Getting it wrong is costly.
We are the first choice for waste management & compliance
We are committed to protecting people, communities and the environment through responsible waste management, disposal and recovery. View our safety and compliance documents, including licences, policies and PIRMPs.
Our clients rely on us because we
Are licenced for the transport, treatment, and disposal of hazardous waste material (including PFAS). We know EPA regulations & guidelines inside and out.
Offer end-to-end service — including classification and approvals
Respond quickly to changes, incidents, and emergencies
Back every job with traceable documentation and peace of mind, getting you back to what you do best.
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